After more than 15 years on the bench of the nation's most prominent business court, Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr. was sworn in...

Instead of heading to another firm or looking into a merger as the firm's longtime leaders step away from leadership roles, Da...

In the midst of a trial, a judge Thursday tentatively approved an $80.5 million settlement in ongoing litigation against the o...

Interim San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria last week recognized the 75th anniversary of law firm Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLP by off...

As the newly elected president of the Association of Southern California Defense Counsel, Bob Olson's primary goal is to try ...

The Beverly Hills Bar Association honored a pair of legal luminaries at the group's litigation awards dinner Feb. 19 at the Mo...

Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye announced Thursday that a Sonoma County Superior Court judge was selected for the positio...

Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP announced Thursday the election of Richard P. Waxman as the firm's new managing partner. ...

In a city where many residents dress casually for work, supervisors with San Francisco County Superior Court worry their emplo...

The San Fernando Valley Bar Association penned a resolution honoring former South African President Nelson Mandela, which repr...

More than 150 intellectual property attorneys and judges gathered at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles on ...

A Los Angeles lawyer who let his nonlawyer brother oversee his office and trust account should be suspended two years for inad...

When you hear lines like, "We the jury find the plaintiff guilty," it is hard to resist the urge to overnight a cease and desi...

Submitted just before the legislative deadline this month, two new bills show plaintiffs' attorneys and business interests see...

A federal judge Thursday grilled attorneys over how to ascertain who would be a member of a massive class of email users whose...

A roundup of recent merger and acquisition and financing activity and the lawyers involved.

Washington, D.C.-based Patton Boggs LLP is in merger discussions with international firm Squires Sanders LLP, the firms confir...

About a dozen people using laptops to write the California Bar Exam have complained a software problem interfered with their a...

Reed Smith LLP this week became the latest firm to be dragged into the ongoing Howrey LLP bankruptcy case after the defunct fi...

The patent licensing trial pitting Realtek Semiconductor Corp. against LSI Corp., the first dispute of its kind in California...

The nation's highest court's latest decision drew sharp rebuke from California criminal defense attorneys and privacy advocate...

A judge has tentatively sided with the San Diego County Water Authority in a battle in which it accuses the Metropolitan Water...

A body dedicated to reducing prison population could forge much-needed reform to California's system, legal academics say. ...

Google Inc.'s refusal to honor an imperiled actress' pleas to take down an incendiary YouTube.com video drew harsh words Wedne...

U.S. District Judge Lawrence K. Karlton, who ruled in 1995 that California prison conditions violated the U.S. Constitution, i...

The California Supreme Court's three-year old decision in Howell v. Hamilton Meats has led many personal injury plaintiffs to ...

In recent decades, the high court has opined that inhumane prison conditions equal cruel and unusual punishment, and a slew of...

The bankruptcy court needs workable mechanisms to enforce the underlying spirit of the bankruptcy code. By Steven Gubner and M...

A roundup of recent real estate activity and the lawyers involved.

Recent cases have led many defense attorneys to argue that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act needs to better define hacking, wo...